Michael B. Jordan and Margot Robbie Open Up About Acting While 'Basically Naked'

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Michael B. Jordan naked

Need an excuse to think about Michael B. Jordan nude today? Here you go. 

The Creed star joined actress Margot Robbie on a cover of W Magazine to discuss, among other things, nudity. But before we get there, check out their adorable joint cover below. 

Margot Robbie and Michael B. Jordan for W Magazine pic.twitter.com/4TKYmGcfgn

— best of margot (@badpostmargots) January 3, 2019

The issue paired up stars who, in the magazine's opinion, had delivered the best performances of the year, highlighting Robbie's acting in Mary Queen of Scots and Jordan's roles in both Creed 2 and Black Panther. Both actors have dipped their toes in the superhero universe, with Robbie's impending Suicide Squadspinoff Birds of Prey around the corner. 

Robbie and Jordan share other harrowing similarities, namely, the fact that they've both been naked on set. The two opened up about their experiences, and how acting naked as superheroes presents more complications than wearing clothes. 

"I'm always naked, actually," Jordan joked. Hm, I wish. 


"Honestly, for me, as Harley at least, the more skin showing the longer it takes in hair and makeup 'cause she's got, you know, white skin and a million tattoos," Robbie added. "So if anything outside, God, the scenes where I don't even have the jacket on, that's an extra 20 minutes in the makeup trailer."

"Yeah, same here. Killmonger, all the scars and stuff like that, the makeup, it took a long time to put the prosthetics on," Jordan continued. 

W: Is it difficult to act when you’re basically naked?@michaelb4jordan: I’m always naked. So, no.https://t.co/1AtDIhAzlF pic.twitter.com/qfD7qXlRft

— W Magazine (@wmag) January 3, 2019

Elsewhere in the interview, the two lightheartedly chat about their favorite movie villains and first auditions. Read their entire joint profile here. 

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